What we do

PhotoCrit.com is a photo critique service. You submit your photographs, and we critique them.
Our goal is to promote visual literacy while assisting you to become an aesthetically, technically, and conceptually stronger, more aware photographer. [more...]

What is a critique?

A critique, in this sense, refers to informed commentary and feedback about what is seen and communicated within an image. The critique process is standard in art education across all media. While studying art, critiques are given to the student in order to assist them in becoming stronger artists. Our premise at PhotoCrit.com is that the critique is a necessary part of the creative process and need not stop when formal education has ended. By helping photographers and laypeople understand the images they create, they will necessarily become more visually literate and therefore stronger photographers. [more...]

What does it cost?

We offer several different critique options, so prices vary depending on what you want. Refer to the price table for specifics.

How do I submit my photos?

Submitting photos online is easy. Just follow these simple instructions.

What is PhotoCrit.com?

PhotoCrit.com is a for-profit website that critiques photographs so that individual photographers and organizations will learn the skills needed to enable them to become more visually literate and ultimately become more expressive artists and communicators. Professional and amateur photographers alike can utilize their critiques to become more aesthetically, conceptually, and technically aware of their artistic process and craft.

PhotoCrit.com sets aside a portion of their profits to ensure their long-range goals, which include:

Creating and instituting visual literacy curricula in elementary and secondary public schools.
Creating after school programs that teach students the technical and expressive use of photography.

Critiques are provided by PhotoCrit.com’s founder, Gale Jesi, and other photographers with expertise in visual literacy.